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Foreword | xiii | |
Preface | xvii | |
Chapter 1 | Bass Basics | 1 |
Taxonomy and General Biology | 1 | |
Early Life History: The Making of a Carnivore | 8 | |
Piscivore Tuning | 14 | |
Chapter 2 | Brain, Learning, and Instincts | 17 |
Nervous System of the Bass | 18 | |
Nerve Cells: The Basic Units | 18 | |
Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems | 19 | |
Spinal and Cranial Nerves | 25 | |
Sensory Processing and Motor Commands | 28 | |
Learning | 31 | |
Instincts | 37 | |
Chapter 3 | Chemoreception | 39 |
The Chemical Environment of Water | 40 | |
Organs of Smell and Taste | 42 | |
Smell | 42 | |
Taste | 46 | |
Converting Chemicals to Brain Signals | 48 | |
Chemical Sensitivity | 55 | |
Smells and Flavors Bass Like | 55 | |
How Smell and Taste Control Feeding | 58 | |
Stage 1 | Arousing the Sleeping Giant | 59 |
Stage 2 | Launching the Search | 60 |
Stage 3 | Assessing the Odor | 64 |
Stage 4 | Running the Taste Test | 65 |
Chemical Lures | 67 | |
Scent Roles: To Ooze or Not to Ooze | 69 | |
Actives and Non-actives | 78 | |
Chemical Repellents | 80 | |
Chapter 4 | Hearing and Vibration Detection | 87 |
The Acoustical Environment of Water | 88 | |
Bass Acoustic Detectors | 92 | |
The Lateral Line System | 93 | |
The Ear | 94 | |
Converting Sound to Brain Signals | 98 | |
How the Lateral Line Works | 101 | |
How the Inner Ear Works | 102 | |
Acoustic Tuning | 105 | |
Lateral Line Tuning | 105 | |
Inner Ear Tuning | 106 | |
Acoustic Control of Feeding | 109 | |
Stage 1 | Arousal and Far-field Sensations | 110 |
Stage 2 | Finding the Target | 118 |
Stage 3 | The Final (Near-field) Analysis | 120 |
Acoustic Lures | 122 | |
Sounds Bass Like | 128 | |
Sound Repellents | 131 | |
Chapter 5 | Vision | 135 |
The Photic Environment | 137 | |
Light Absorption | 138 | |
Light Scattering | 141 | |
The Eye | 143 | |
Converting Light to Brain Signals | 146 | |
The Visual Field | 150 | |
Day Versus Night Vision | 154 | |
Photopic Vision and Color Perception | 156 | |
Scotopic Vision | 163 | |
Motion Detection | 166 | |
Visual Lures | 171 | |
Size | 172 | |
Shape | 175 | |
Color and Contrast | 179 | |
Flash | 185 | |
Action | 186 | |
The Strike Zone | 190 | |
Chapter 6 | Senses of the Skin | 195 |
The Thermal and Acid/Base Environment | 197 | |
Temperature | 198 | |
pH | 199 | |
The Somatic Senses | 201 | |
Environmental Sensors | 205 | |
Sensing Temperature | 205 | |
Sensing pH | 207 | |
Central Monitors | 208 | |
Behavioral Regulation | 209 | |
Thermoregulation | 209 | |
pH Regulation | 217 | |
Acclimation: The Physiological Response | 217 | |
Thermal Acclimation: The Winter Plunge | 219 | |
Springtime: Relief from the Cold | 222 | |
pH Acclimation: A Different Case | 223 | |
Angling Through the Seasons | 224 | |
Finding Active Bass | 227 | |
Chapter 7 | Pain and Stress | 235 |
Pain | 237 | |
Pain in Humans | 237 | |
Pain in Bass(?) | 239 | |
Escape Reactions | 243 | |
Stress | 244 | |
The Bass Stress Response | 245 | |
Stress and Angling | 249 | |
Minimizing Stress | 253 | |
Minimizing Angling Stress | 254 | |
Minimizing Stress in Livewells | 255 | |
Minimizing Stress During Tournament Weigh-Ins | 260 | |
Chapter 8 | Super Lures | 263 |
Sensory-Matched Lures | 265 | |
Multisensory Lures | 273 | |
Future Research | 279 | |
Index | 281 |
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